I need some help.

[SpookySpoop]

Okay so.. Theres someone I really really like and valentines is coming up...
I really want to do something cute for them but I lack in skill of creating stuff and I cannot buy them anything.. How will I be able to do something for them to show them I appriciate them. ;-;
I'm freaking out cause before we know it it'll be valentines already..

 

[Dongding]

What's your current relationship with this person?

 

[SpookySpoop]

What's your current relationship with this person?

I'm pretty sure they like me.. Though I can't say for sure.

 

[Open_Mind]

I'm going to make a leap and assume that the person is also a fan of furry art...? If money is tight, there are lots of images that you can use to hint that you're interested in something more... ♡ Just do a Google Image search using "anthro furry Valentine". Here's one as an example.

 

[Dongding]

I'd probably just give her a valentine telling her your feelings and asking her out. If she doesn't like you, you won't be able to trick her into liking you; Just let her decide.

Okay so.. Theres someone I really really like and valentines is coming up...
I really want to do something cute for them but I lack in skill of creating stuff and I cannot buy them anything.. How will I be able to do something for them to show them I appriciate them. ;-;
I'm freaking out cause before we know it it'll be valentines already..

I'm pretty sure they like me.. Though I can't say for sure.

Wait. They?? You dog, you. ;3

 

[quoting_mungo]

How much creative skill do you think you could scrounge up? Enough to color a base? Enough to write a super-cheesy "Roses are red..." poem? (No, seriously, you can do SO MANY variations on "roses are red" - mine are mostly silly, though there is one I wrote for my husband for V-day four years ago in there.) Doing something yourself, within the limits of your creative skill, will almost invariably be more appreciated than just finding something ready-made. Or make a "mix tape" in the form of a personalized YouTube playlist.

The best gifts for these occasions are the ones you put a little bit of yourself into.

 

[SpookySpoop]

I'd probably just give her a valentine telling her your feelings and asking her out. If she doesn't like you, you won't be able to trick her into liking you; Just let her decide.




Wait. They?? You dog, you. ;3

My goal in not to trick them into liking me. Naturally that wouldnt work.. Besides I wouldnt want to put anyone into a fake relationship.

 

[SpookySpoop]

I'm going to make a leap and assume that the person is also a fan of furry art...? If money is tight, there are lots of images that you can use to hint that you're interested in something more... ♡ Just do a Google Image search using "anthro furry Valentine". Here's one as an example.

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Lovely idea but mostly want to make it a bit more personal. All the replies encourages me to whip something up anyways, even though i'm not quite advanced in drawing etc

 

[SpookySpoop]

How much creative skill do you think you could scrounge up? Enough to color a base? Enough to write a super-cheesy "Roses are red..." poem? (No, seriously, you can do SO MANY variations on "roses are red" - mine are mostly silly, though there is one I wrote for my husband for V-day four years ago in there.) Doing something yourself, within the limits of your creative skill, will almost invariably be more appreciated than just finding something ready-made. Or make a "mix tape" in the form of a personalized YouTube playlist.

The best gifts for these occasions are the ones you put a little bit of yourself into.

Thanks for the idea, aspecially the words of encouragement. I'll try to make something I'd be happy to show them.

 

[Dongding]

OP glances polygamous insinuation. lol

 

[SpookySpoop]

OP glances polygamous insinuation. lol

I dont even know what half of that means ;-;

 

[quoting_mungo]

OP glances polygamous insinuation. lol

Oh don't remind me. I've got just over a week to make valentines for two partners (well, I don't have to make them anything, but it'd be nice). And two weeks less ~12h or so to catch up on the schoolwork I'm woefully behind on.

 

[Saiko]

As an alternative, you could go the foodie route and get them a small guilty pleasure they ordinarily wouldn’t buy for themselves. Something like a $5’ish bag of good chocolate truffles. If you happen to know they really like blueberry or something, you could make sure the food was blueberry-flavored to make it more personal. That way you’re giving them something that shows you’ve put some thought into it without anyone feeling awkward or guilty.